Saint Paul, MN

SUMMIT-UNIVERSITY PLANNING COUNCIL

EIN 41-1278449

Justice, Rights & Public Safety Civic Engagement & Democracy

Mission

The SUPC Board of Directors, made up of neighborhood residents and organizations, promotes an enlightened, active constituency by providing information and conducting forums that enable residents to address issues that affect them. SUPC advises the City of Saint Paul on zoning and city plans as they affect District 8 and works to strengthen a diverse, vital community.

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity Contributions are tax-deductible

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About SUMMIT-UNIVERSITY PLANNING COUNCIL

Research confirms the provided EIN (41-1278449) corresponds to the Summit-University Planning Council, a real, active 501(c)(3) neighborhood district council serving Saint Paul’s District 8. SUPC has an active web presence and regular public programming, and it functions as the recognized community council that advises the City of Saint Paul on land use, safety, business, and neighborhood issues. The organization has operated as a community council since the 1970s and continues recent, documented activity (monthly community meetings, public-facing blog and newsletters, and participation in city planning processes) including engagement on transportation projects and city budgeting processes within the last 2–3 years. SUPC is governed by a volunteer board and an executive director and focuses on resident-driven planning, neighborhood development, and community information/engagement.

Notable achievements

Longstanding neighborhood council and sustained civic engagement

SUPC has operated as the District 8 community council for decades and maintains routine, structured public engagement (monthly hybrid community meetings and neighborhood forums) to gather and transmit resident input on local projects and city decisions.

Active role in City planning and budgeting processes

In the past 2–3 years SUPC has actively participated in district planning (District 8 planning priorities), the Community Capital Improvement Budget (CIB) proposal cycle, and public engagement around major transportation projects, providing guidance and resources to help neighbors submit comments and proposals.

Neighborhood economic and community-support initiatives

SUPC has supported local business and community development efforts on Selby Avenue and related neighborhood economic activities, including promotion of small-business celebrations, local business support campaigns, and coordination with community partners on neighborhood-building projects.

At a glance

Total assets: $52K
Annual revenue: $95K
Tax status: 501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN: 41-1278449
Location: Saint Paul, MN
Website: www.summit-university.org
On Mahalo since: May 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Designated and listed as a District Council recognized by the City of Saint Paul, serving District 8 (Summit–University).

Included in national nonprofit data services and directory listings (appears in nonprofit databases and 990-derived profiles), confirming tax-exempt status under the supplied EIN.

Partner and participant in local research and community-health initiatives (documented collaboration/participation with local research organizations on community planning and active living projects).

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